The former special counsel wrote a Washington Post op-ed on Saturday slamming Trump’s pardon of Roger Stone.
to Graham in his investigations into the origins of the Mueller Report, with Democrats arguing that Mueller should be given the chance to defend his investigation.Mueller led a probe from 2017 to 2019 into alleged connections between Trump’s campaign and Russia, as well as Trump’s alleged efforts to cover up those connections, after Trump fired FBI Director Jim Comey.
the Obama administration’s investigations into the Trump campaign’s ties with Russia, alleging they were politically motivated.The move from Graham, an erstwhile moderate who has positioned himself as a Trump-defender since 2016, comes as part of a larger pattern of him
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